Make sure you watch Part 2!
Just got admitted to Virginia Tech? Wondering if the Ujima Living-Learning Community is for you? What is it? What are the benefits?
This video features student interviews to answer all the questions you've been wondering.
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The Ujima Living-Learning Community (LLC) is a residential hall at Virginia Tech! We place a special emphasis on understanding the unique experiences of African-Americans in society, including their experiences in college. Located in Peddrew-Yates Hall (aka PY), Ujima is open to students of all backgrounds who are interested in understanding, supporting, and learning about African-American culture. The Ujima Living-Learning Community provides students with opportunities to be immersed in Black/African-American culture. Focusing on cultural enrichment and academic excellence, this community allows students with similar interests to partake in programming and dialogue surrounding Black/African-American culture.

The Ujima Living-Learning Community (LLC) is named after an essential concept in African philosophy and the third principle of Kwanzaa. Ujima (pronounced oo-JEE-mah) means collective work and responsibility - to build and maintain our community together and make our brothers’ and sisters’ problems our problems and solve them together. Ujima, as principle and practice, also means that we are collectively responsible for our victories and achievements as much as we are for our failures and setbacks.

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